Richard Gurner, Author at Caerphilly Observer

GP surgery doubt after doctors hand back contract

Doubt has been cast over whether a GP surgery can continue after two of its doctors decided to hand back their General Medical Services contract.

Caerphilly-based housing association United Welsh wants to build 169 homes at Ty Du in Nelson.

Two men have appeared in court after a police chase in the car park of Ystrad Mynach Tesco on Tuesday, November 1.

Transport for Wales has said most of its services have been reinstated from Monday, November 7 after strike action by the RMT union was called off.

Fly-tipping had threatened Lansbury Park’s annual bonfire, but the community pulled together and cleared it.

The Plaza Cafe in Blackwood has been named one of the best in the UK, winning a Good Food Award.

Instead, payments will be made to families via the Post Office.

Roadworks which caused school run gridlock yesterday afternoon in Penyrheol were caused by emergency works to repair a collapsed water pipe.

Dream Horse had been nominated in the Best Actor; Feature Television/Film, Make Up and Hair; Photography and Lighting: Fiction; and Sound categories.

A mother whose son serves with the Royal Welsh has told of the pride she felt when her son took part in the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.